by Rob Stennett
Sold your soul? Buy it back for $22.
by Patton Dodd
America began in the streets — with religious violence.
by Elizabeth Frankenberger
Don’t blame Gap ads for the current trend in fashion. A look at the history of the Devil’s vogue.
by Jeff Sharlet
Dara Horn sets out to write the Great American Yiddish Novel — in English.
by Peter Manseau
A new book about GenX Christians shows just how god-damned happy they really are.
by Scott Carlson
Burn, baby, burn. Two new books explore the holiness of flames.
by Patton Dodd
It’s all Greek to them. Sacraments are just obstacles when a family’s tradition is at stake.
by Kathleen Andersen
Can Catholics continue to overlook the Church’s crimes and misdemeanors?
by Paul W. Morris
Has God been reduced to cinematic sleights-of-hand?
by Bill Baue
Gillian Welch is no holy roller, but she’s not lying when she sings about God.
by Philip Ryan
Growing pains and hanky panky at the San Francisco Zen Center.
by Isaac Lipfert
A meditation on love songs and the rhetoric of True Love.
by Paul W. Morris
Can Hollywood answer the perennial question: Who was Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings?
by Patton Dodd
Has Tom Cruise abandoned Scientology for Bob Dylan?
by Isaac Lipfert
Never mind the bollocks, here’s the Oblivians, evangelists of the holy party.
by Sarah Stockton
So you’ve asked Christ into your heart… What if he has other plans?
by Cornel Bonca
In Allegra Goodman’s new novel, a hair-to-her-hips camp counselor gets religion, but never really gets it.
by Josh Valle
Fear and enlightenment at a Hindu goddess festival.